Error when performing a database query

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I’m using Zend and have the following function:

public function getChamado($id) {
  try {
    $cols = array(
      'id', 'titulo', 'descricao', 'fk_status', 'fk_local',
      'fk_tipo', 'created', 'modified', 'finished', 'fk_usuario',
      'fk_restricao', 'fk_prioridade'
    );

    $sql = $this->getDefaultAdapter()
      ->select()
      ->from($this->_name, $cols)
      ->where('id = ?', $id);

    return $this->fetchRow($sql);

  } catch(Exception $e){
    echo $e->getMessage(); die;
  }
}

She begets me this beautiful and perfect consultation:

SELECT
    `tbl_chamado`.`id`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`titulo`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`descricao`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`fk_status`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`fk_local`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`fk_tipo`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`created`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`modified`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`finished`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`fk_usuario`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`fk_restricao`,
    `tbl_chamado`.`fk_prioridade`
FROM
    `tbl_chamado`
WHERE
    (id = '1')

but when executing gives the following error:

SQLSTATE[42000]: Syntax error or access Violation: 1064 You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that Corresponds to your Mysql server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1

All variables are correct, the generated query is the same above. Running directly in the database it brings the data normally.

There was some detail I missed?

php mysql zend select-sql

  • Strange this mistake. A question: id is sweep?

  • int and auto increment.

  • Have you tried to convert the $id for integer, just to see if it generates the query without the quotation marks? I understood that the query runs directly on the bench, but it’s just a kick that Zend can try to do some magic and it ends up hurting.

  • Before this query, you run another code next to the bank?

  • I’ve tried this tmbém @utluiz, I’m running nothing else @ricidleiv!

  • Can you enable the server log to monitor queries? Zend may be concatenating something in this query before sending it to the database. About the log, see this link, Help.

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3 answers

1

The $id parameter you pass is a String? If it is, do the following test.

public function getChamado($id) {
try {
$id = (int) $id;
$cols = array(
  'id', 'titulo', 'descricao', 'fk_status', 'fk_local',
  'fk_tipo', 'created', 'modified', 'finished', 'fk_usuario',
  'fk_restricao', 'fk_prioridade'
);

$sql = $this->getDefaultAdapter()
  ->select()
  ->from($this->_name, $cols)
  ->where('id = ?', $id);

return $this->fetchRow($sql);

} catch(Exception $e){
echo $e->getMessage(); die;
}
}

  • It was one of the first things I tried, it didn’t happen, but thank you...

0

Try it with that code 

    $sql = $this->getDefaultAdapter()
        ->setIntegrityCheck(false)
        ->select()
        ->from($this->_name, $cols)
        ->where('id = ?', $id);
    return $this->fetchRow($sql);

  • the setIntegrityCheck(false) is for when you’ll make an appointment with join in other tables...anyway thanks for the intention.

-1

By error there is something wrong in writing some Query field or table or the user you are using is not allowed to perform this action in this database or table.

A tip, try running this query on the terminal or in a data modeling IDE like Mysql Workbench (Windows/Linux), Navicat(Windows/Linux) or Sequel Pro (OSX).

  • I spin it on Navicat, and it’s cool...

  • Using the same user that is being used in the application ?

  • Yes, @devsdmf...

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